Security, Governance, Risk
AI Governance, Cybersecurity & Enterprise Risk for CIOs
Jyoti Ponnapalli, VP of Applied AI at Frontier Communications, on why swarms of AI agents that can answer differently every time force the guardrails into the orchestration layer.
Roderick D. Harris, Principal at RDH Strategic Advisors, said controlled pilots should be the front door for new AI.
Lead Enterprise Architect Philip Flint on why CIOs must govern delegated authority, not just access, as AI agents inherit the power to act at scale.
Global Technology Executive Eswaren Allaghery on why enterprises keep stacking AI governance onto compliance regimes that already overlap.
Platform Architect Harshavardhan Peddireddy on why generated outputs still carry customer data, and how a tracking key that travels through every pipeline makes a consent withdrawal actually land.
Gineesh Madapparambath, Architect at Red Hat, on how Mythos has collapsed the vulnerability window and what security workflows must do to match the speed of exposure.
Ira Winkler, Field CISO at AISLE, on why AI vulnerability discovery solves only half the security problem, and what closing the remediation gap actually requires.
CTO and CISO Stewart Alpert warned that while security is approaching the limits of human scalability, human-led AI guardrails are more essential than ever.
Hemil Deshmukh, Group Head of Data & AI at Wilson Group, on why resilience beats policy, and how CIOs can pressure-test governance by starting with decisions rather than models.
Vid Desai, CEO of Desai Technology Consulting LLC and former CIO at the FDA, on healthcare deregulation shifting the compliance burden to enterprise IT, and why most organizations aren't ready.
Sandeep Shilawat, Partner, Hybrid Cloud CTO Lead & AI/Automation Leader at IBM, on why compliance as code is the only path from periodic federal security reviews to real-time automated proof.
José Freitas, Lead Enterprise Architect at IATA, broke down why data context, lineage, and digitalization determine whether AI delivers or stalls.
Ann Dunkin, former CIO of the U.S. Department of Energy and EPA, on why mutual accountability is the real foundation of CIO-CISO success.
Masato Yamanishi, SVP and Global CISO at Olympus, explains why security governance is inseparable from enterprise growth and why the CISO's reporting line determines strategic authority.
Mei Lin Fung, Vice Chair of the UN AI for Good Impact Steering Committee and an Oracle CRM pioneer, on why an adaptive framework built on the OODA loop and strong data governance is the way to win.
Frank Sgueglia, VP of Information Technology at Penta Group, explains why autonomous AI agents have created an identity crisis and how leaders can adapt their security models for the new reality.
Tom Armstrong, CIO at Southern Connecticut State University, spoke to CIO News about his new blueprint for strong governance and IT agility in higher education.